If you are employed through a temp agency is that considered a real job for the unemployment rate.?

If so I do not believe that temp jobs should be included in this average. Banks, apartment communities, etc do not consider temp agency jobs as stable work. Most companies who use temp agencies do not ever hire temp employees. Temp agencies are a burden on society the only ones that benefit are employers and the temp agencies.

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One Response to If you are employed through a temp agency is that considered a real job for the unemployment rate.?

  1. Joe J says:
    August 10, 2009 at 2:28 pm

    Thats a good question. I believe that even if you are unfortunate to be employed through a Temp Agency and have worked with for at least 60% of the year you will be included in the unemployment rate:(
    Pretty messed up! If financial institutions do not consider Temp agencies as a real job or stable work then I do not believe you are truly employed.
    I looked at some of the other answers and I could swear those were answered by some Temp Agency Staff!
    I believe that if Temp Agencies were not around it would be much easier to find a job without having to put up with their B.S.

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